U.S. Dairy Hits New Record Low for Milk and Dairy Beef Residues
The National Milk Producers Federation’s latest Regulatory Register outlines emerging and ongoing regulatory issues affecting American dairy farmers and their cooperatives in the areas of:
- Labeling and standards
- Nutrition
- Food safety
- Animal health
- Sustainability and the environment
- International standards
- Other NMPF news
Linked below, the report provides updates on updates on FDA’s recent labeling guidance for plant-based foods other than “milk”, the change in the way FDA defines “healthy”, and proposed front-of-pack labels.
The report also highlights the upcoming 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which form the basis of federal nutrition policy and programs and help guide health promotion and disease prevention initiatives at the federal, state and local levels.
Other highlights include:
- USDA announces H5N1 testing, new variant
- New record low for U.S. milk and dairy beef residues
- On-farm pest management draws attention in October
- NMPF supports common names victory in Singapore
- USDA publishes final rule on FMMO
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